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    France records surge in attacks on crypto holders●France, the land of croissants, the Eiffel Tower and, apparently, the most attacks on crypto holders, according to Gart.𝕏xFRBusinessCrypto183 d ago

    France is facing a wave of violence targeting cryptocurrency holders, with the Interior Ministry recording around 90 cases of kidnapping, extortion and violent theft in roughly seven months — one incident every 2.5 days. Observers cite data from Gart.io, noting the country now appears to lead Europe in physical attacks on crypto owners, echoing recent high-profile abduction attempts in Paris.

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    Europe Announces Japan Tour Marking 40 Years of The Final Countdown▼https://www. wacoca.com/news/2956828/ Europe(ヨーロッパ)Tシャツ特集 名盤『ファイナル・カウントダウン』リリース40周年記念ツアーで約3年ぶりに来日決定 – TOWER RECORDS ONLIMmastodonCultureMusic14 d ago

    Swedish rock band Europe will return to Japan for the first time in about three years, as part of a tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of their classic album 'The Final Countdown'. The announcement, covered by Tower Records Japan alongside a band T-shirt feature, has drawn attention from Japanese rock fans ahead of the anniversary shows.

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    SWEET STEADY lands first terrestrial TV show on Fuji TV●https://www. wacoca.com/media/790905/ SWEET STEADY、地上波初冠バラエティ番組誕生。フジテレビ「SWEET STEADYの『SWEETEST STORY』」12月地上波深夜放送 – TOWERMmastodonCultureTelevision14 d ago

    Japanese idol group SWEET STEADY is getting its first namesake terrestrial variety program, 'SWEETEST STORY', set to air late night on Fuji TV in December. The announcement, picked up via TOWER RECORDS ONLINE, marks a milestone for the group as it moves into terrestrial broadcasting, and fans are sharing the news across social media.

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    Europe marks 40 years of The Final Countdown with new album and tour●https://www. wacoca.com/news/2956480/ Europe(ヨーロッパ)最新アルバム発売&『The Final Countdown』40周年ツアー開催記念特集!伝説から紐解くメロディック・ハードロック至高の名盤MmastodonWorldEU Politics14 d ago

    Swedish rock band Europe is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their hit album 'The Final Countdown' with an anniversary tour, alongside the release of their newest album. A Japanese feature by Tower Records Online looks back at the band's career and highlights the landmark records of melodic hard rock, prompting fans to revisit the group's classic catalog.

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    Richter's 1993 Mozart concerto recording resurfaces among classical fans●@ classicalmusic Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 1 in F Major, K. 37 Sviatoslav Richter, piano Japan ShinseiMmastodonCultureMusic26 d ago

    A live 1993 recording of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 1 in F Major, K. 37, featuring pianist Sviatoslav Richter with the Japan Shinsei Symphony Orchestra under conductor Rudolf Barshai, is being shared among classical music listeners. The performance pairs one of Mozart's earliest concertos with two towering figures of twentieth-century interpretation, drawing interest from fans of historic concert recordings.

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    Europe to tour Japan for Final Countdown 40th anniversary●https://www. wacoca.com/news/2955671/ Europe(ヨーロッパ)Tシャツ特集 名盤『ファイナル・カウントダウン』リリース40周年記念ツアーで約3年ぶりに来日決定 – TOWER RECORDS ONLIMmastodonWorldEU Politics15 d ago

    Swedish rock band Europe has announced a return to Japan for the first time in about three years, as part of a tour marking the 40th anniversary of their 1986 album 'The Final Countdown'. The announcement was reported by Tower Records Japan, which paired it with a feature on the band's T-shirts ahead of the anniversary concerts.

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    Europe announce first Japan tour in three years for Final Countdown 40th anniversary▼https://www. walknews.com/1402375/ Europe(ヨーロッパ)Tシャツ特集 名盤『ファイナル・カウントダウン』リリース40周年記念ツアーで約3年ぶりに来日決定 – TOWER RECORDS ONLINEMmastodonWorldEU Politics15 d ago

    Swedish rock band Europe will return to Japan for the first time in about three years as part of a tour marking the 40th anniversary of their 1986 album 'The Final Countdown'. The news was announced via Tower Records Online, which also ran a feature on Europe t-shirts tied to the anniversary. Japanese music fans are sharing the announcement as the band's classic album remains a staple of rock history.